How big are that flat receivers? I have a small phone I would like to attached it to. the 7 pics displayed show phones but not the product clearly.
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The red and green ones are 2 1/5" L X 1 1/2" W X 1/4" D and stick on using double stick tape (included). The grey and blue ones are 2" L X 1 5/8" W X 1/2" D with a small key ring. I put the grey and blue ones on my wife's phone and keys. (The phone back was too uneven to attach a red or green one). They all seem to work well so far.
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Hmmm. I have a small hinge-type phone and the receivers work great. I am hopeless without them. I have Verizon and the signal is strong enough to find it. The POINT of having a receiver on the back of your phone IS WHEN THE PHONE IS NOT TURNED ON YOU CAN'T CALL IT (duh).
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we found that the receivers that are supposed be adhered to the phone, don't work when placed on the back of the phone, next to the battery. worked fine when placed on the display, but then the phone was pretty useless without the display. don't think they took that into account when they designed it.
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The receivers are bigger than a quarter, but smaller than a 50 cent piece. They are about 1/4 inch thick. They don't weigh much. It's good for keys, but when my wife loses her phone, I call her fom another phone, which is louder than these receivers.
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It is a flat tray, i have used it for my 6 and my iPad. Because its flat vs a cradle it accommodates any device with that style connection so yes, you are all good with the bigger six. listening to it right now, damn nice sound ;-)
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it's about the same length as my Samsung galaxy phone. so I would guess it's around 5.2 inches. I thought from eyeballing the promo pictures that it was going to be around 8 inches at least... but that's the thing about promo pictures and the like. they always make objects look larger than life. :)
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I don't have the phone in my possession so I can't answer exactly, but I'd say they are about 1" x 1" maybe slightly bigger
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I don't have any measuring instruments with me right now, but I'm sure that it's 2.8 inches or less at the top point of the curve.I saw below that some say it won't stay on the cradle when hung vertically. IT WILL, but the tab that it hangs on needs to be pointing up. There is a removable plastic tab in the cradle that comes with the "hook" turned inside--so that the consumer can't see it. The little plastic piece is obviously movable. This "hook" will hang up the phone too. The handset is heavy enough that it stays pretty well.
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Most carriers have same phone dimensions.Only slight differences if any at all .Can look yours up..manual or website and match before purchasing. I bought the one I use for the sake having one. It turned out to function very well for now. Not a lot of$ $o
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The holder is 3 inches wide by 1 inch deep. I realize it's not very deep but I put my cell phone in it.
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Most carriers have same phone dimensions. Only slight differences if any at all . Can look yours up..manual or website and match before purchasing. I bought the one I use for the sake having one. It turned out to function very well for now. Not a lot of$ $o
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The phone is about the size of a regular phone; W- 7" and L - abt 10". Phone works well but not like a slim line phone that is about 5" in width.
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They are 5 inches long and 4 inches wide with a 2 inch depth. They do not hold smart phones or I phones. Worked fine with my little "trac-phone" I no longer have.
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I don't see how you can mount these on the wall. There aren't any places on the base to do so and the phone would fall out of the cradle. Also, be very careful where purchasing. I had purchased several phones that weren't working when the phones arrived because the phones couldn't 'pair' properly. After three exchanges I went for the refund. The problem was that the phones had been already 'paired' by a previous customer and couldn't be resold unless reset by the manufacturer. I understand that this model is discontinued but Clarity has other models.
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What kind of phone is it? Is 1.5 inches the width? If so, No -because the picture displayed shows the device at it's tightest/smallest grip.
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The receiver is 2 5/8" W, 4 1/4" L, and 1 1/8" D without the connectors (RCA, Power & Antenna). The Transmitter is relatively the same. Hope this helps.
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I can't give you exact measurements because I no longer have it with me. I gave it to a friend who broke his phone. My guess is 3" x 2" x 1" with out the antenna.
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I did not keep the package it came in. It holds my Kyocera Torque or my wife's Galaxy 3. The phone has never fell out, and the mount has remained in place for months. If there is no phone in the holder, the part that holds the phone may bounce out, but this is in a 4 wheel drive truck that I take off road.
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Can someone tell me how big this adapter is? I'm debating on getting this or a usb phone for my laptop. Judging by the pic it looks to be the size of a modem and I'd like to carry around the least amount of peripherals as possible.
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It comes with three sets of 'arm' with multiple slots not shown but on the sides (if I recall correctly). They are flexible. For instantance, I rock mine in and out of place to use a snug fig around my iPhone5s but there are wider ones. I can't say how wide it goes but it looks like it would possibly fit. The main concern you would have is the proximity to the pad you rest on to your phones antenna. Most of the loss comes from this being a proximity antenna and not directly connected to an antenna port. If you want my 2 cents. Go to someone like TelcoAntennas and search out your model for the antenna patch cable and you can buy on amazon the antenna patch cable and window or magnetic mount antenna. There are even magnetic mounts that guide you antenna in from your trunk and into your vehicle to where you connect to your phone. Just remember this is a signal booster but not very much gain will be noticed unless you closely match up your antenna (and your phone is wide and probably along the outside rim) to the amplification point on the cradle. It's not for everyone. But heck, you can always buy and try, right?